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Ratings in the latest edition of The Good Universities Guide show that student numbers are up, and universities are competing to deliver positive student experiences and strong graduate outcomes. The Good Universities Guide 2020 — released today by Good Education Media — found that while graduate employment rates are up for many universities, this year proved tougher to achieve a

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Health degrees are more than twice as popular as they were in 2001, in a sign Australian students are paying attention to employment trends.

At 43, Louise Brinkmann never expected to be stuffing text books into a bag for her first day of class.

New figures have revealed that on average it will cost Queensland parents almost $76,000 to put a child through 13 years of state school.

Sydney’s private school parents are coughing up to 72 per cent more to put their kids through secondary schooling than a decade ago, according to The Good Schools Guide’s latest data.

Parents are coughing up less to send their children to Gold Coast’s best private schools than other large cities in Australia.

At Melton Secondary College, perched on the fringe of Melbourne’s north-western sprawl, teachers are forced to roster class heating and cooling.

Hayley Dureau never planned on becoming a teacher. At high school, she wanted to be a doctor.

Last week The Good Universities Guide was released.

The University of Newcastle has gained top marks in two categories in the 2019 Good Universities Guide, released on Monday, which placed UoN in the top twenty per cent of Australian universities for overall student experience and social equity. According to the annual index more than a quarter of the university’s undergraduate students were from disadvantaged backgrounds, earning it a fourth place in the Guide’s ‘social equity’ ranking in Australia,Read more